(Joctru.

LINES BY MIL'I'U.\' IN HIS OLD AGE.

discovered

This sublime and alfecting production was but lately ‘ lisbed in I re

among the reriiaiiis ofour great epic poet,—utid is pu recent Osford edition of Milton's \VorLs: I sir. old and blind‘. Men point at me as smitten by God's frown; Aliubd end deserted of my kind‘, Yet [am not cast down.

I am weak, yet strong;

I murmur not that I no IN?” see;

Poor, old and helplees,I t s more belong, Father Supreme! to thee.

O merciful One! When men ure furthest, tlien Thou art most near, When friends pass by, tny weakness shun, Thy chariot I bear.

Th glorious fsce Is leaning toward me; and its holy li ht Shines in upon rriy lonely dwelling-p rice, And tliore is no more uig .

On my bended knee Irecognize thy purpose, clearly shown; My vision Thou hast diinni'd that I insy see hyself—'l‘hyself alone.

I lisve nought to fear; This darkness is the shadow of'I'hy wing; Beneath it I am almost sacred, here on come no evil thing.

0! I seem to stand

Trembling. ivliere foot of mortal ne'er hath been,

\I'rupp'd iii the radiance of'l‘hy sinless land, \Vhich eye hath never seen.

Visions come and go; Shapes of resplendent beauty round me throng; I"i'0ru niigel lips I seem to hear the ow Ofsuft and holy song .

It is nothing now. “When ltenven is opening on my siglitlcss eycs—- \Vheu airs from Par.-idiso refresh my brow ' o earth in darkness lies.

In a iircr cillilo My being fills with riipture—ivat-es of thought I in u ion in s irit—-striiios sublime I Y P reak over uie uiisought.

Give me now myl ‘re!

I feel the stirring: of ti gift diviire.

\Vithii.t m bosoiii glows unearthly fire, Lit by no skill of mine.

llarictics.

(From Bostrrll's Poultry Yard.)

A SPl.Ei'DlD POULTRY IIOIFSE.

The most mtiguilicent poultry place. perhaps, that has ever been built, is th it of Lord Pcritliyri. at Wiiiniiigti-ti. III tfliesliirc. It consists of a handsome, regular front, extendirig about 140 feet. at each extremity of tvliich is .1 neat pavilion, with a large arched window. These pavilions are united to the centre of dvsigos by a coloniiaile of small cast iron pillars, painted white, which support acornice, and aslate roof, covering a paved walk, and a variety of different conveniences for the poultry. for keeping eggs, corn, and the like. The doors into these are all of a l«ittice~work, also painted white, and the framing green. In the middle of the front are four liaodsonie stone columns, and four ilnsters. supporting, likwise, a cornice and a slate roof, uo er which, and between the columns is is beautiful mosaic iron gate; on one side of this gate is an elegant little parlour, beautifull papered and furnished, and at the other end ofthe colonna e a very neat kitchen, so excessively clean, and in such high order, that it is delightful to view. The front is the diameter or chord of a large semicircular court hi-liind, round which there is also I colonnade, and it great variety of conveniericvs for poultry. This court is neatly paved, and a circular pond and pump are in the nii.!d!c of it. The itliole fronts towards a rich little paddock. in v-.liivli the poultry have liberty to walk about between meal-t. At one o‘clock a ltt'lI rings, and the beautiful gate is opened. The poultry being then mostlv walking in the padiloclr, and knowing by the mum] oftlie hell that their rcpnst is rcaily for them, tit‘ and run from all quarters, and rush in at the gate, every one striving which can rzct the first share in tho scrariilile. There are about CO0 poultry of ditlorrnt kinds iii the place, and altliough so large a number, the semi-circular court is kept so very neat and clean, that not a speck of i.’uii-.z is to be seen. This poultry place is btti't of brick, except the pillars and corniccs, the hotels and jams of the doors, and the windows, but u bricks are not soon, being all coveted with a remarkable tine kind of slate, from his lordship’s estates in Wales. Tlicse slates are close jointed, and fastened with screw nails or small spurs fitted into the nick: they are afterwards p. intcd, and line white sand thrown on while ilic paint is wet, which gives the whole the appearance

of the most beautiful free-stone.

Dusrott ran rm: GREAT EXIIIIIITION Burr.nt.\'o A1‘ New Yonir.—/i design by Sir Joseph Paxton, for the intended Exhibition of the Industry of all Nations at New York, was on view, Wednesday, in Clargcs Strect, Piccadilly. The plan is upon a similar principle to that of the Crystal Palace in Ilvile Park, and the materials consist of glass, iron, and slate. The lenttth oftho building is intended to be 600 lect,and the breadth 200 feet. There are two entrances, one at each end, and the construction of tlic door-wri s is somewhat similar to that of the traneept entrance to the Iilxliibition in Hyde-parlr. The roof is to be of slate, in order to resist the weiglit of snow to which it may be exposed in the United States. The structure will be built upon arches, and the galleries will be supported by brackets, which will add materially to the strength of the building and rendcrit better adapted for permanent use that the “ great original " he design is, on the whole, remarkable for its simplicity and practicability, anil is another proof of Sir Joseph Paxton s great skill in this department of art.

Fousorrton AND Sooner: or NATIONAL Gitsnrtrtss.-—'f'lie celebrated Ba 'I‘ocQosvtt.Ll: in the following paragraph clearly reveals the cause of American success and intelligence :— It is It the attention it pays to public education, that the original c srscter of American civilisation is placed in its clearest light. Schools were established by law in every township, obliging the inhabitants, under pain of heavy fines, to support them, Schools ofs superior kind, were founded in the same manner in the more populous districts. The municipal authorities were bound to enforce the sending of children to school by their parents; they were empowered to inflict fines ttpon all who refused compliance; and in case of continued resistance, society assumed the place ofthe parent, and deprived the father oftbosu natural rights which he used to so bed a purpose. At this very time (in the year 1650), those principles which were scorned or unknown by the nations of Europe, were proclaimed In the drserts of the New \Vorlil, and were accepted as the future creed of sgreat-people. The boldest theories of the human reason were put into practice by it community sohumble, that not s statesman coiidesoondid to Ittend to it. and a legis- lation without a precedent was produced otf-lisnd by the im- sginstion of the citizens.

The Belfast Newsletter mentions a very important discovery Is the utsenfsctiirs of iris», which the time required to bleudssd lnish for sale the woven fabric will be reduced from three months to ten days or a fortnight, and the quality of the srttsle will be improved.

It is aims am the electric light inaiimiiy been brought to

a sulslest degree of pructicubilityyio used forthe permanent

ppussef Illursisstlsu. sud-that Itls lieseefortli te_he sui-

‘ pleyed Is the tusseleef thuluehssterssd Yorkshire rall- Ilfo ’ .

ter Ono o‘cliick, to be forwarded via Ciipe

HE MAILS for the neighbouring Provinces, during the Win- viillbe made up at this Otlice, every FRIDAY at rnverse and Cs

'I'orineiitiite coiiiiiieiicing on FRIDAY the 6th of Febmtiry instant,

and the Mails for England will be forwarded on Friday Illth February,

and " 27th February. TIIO.\IAS OWEN.

Postinnster General.

(

General Post Oflice, Clinrlotti-town, Feb. I, I852. The Mails froui Nova Scotiii will be due every Monday night. (All the Papers.)

I.sctst.A'rtvs: Courrctt. CHAKIII, hursdiiy, January 22, I352. ESOLVED, That the following Stiiriding Order of this Ilouse be inserted three times in ertclt of the Newspapers published in Uliarlottetown, for the inforrnution of the public :

“ it no Bill, Resolution or other proceeding. r0|1mI9d "P0" any application addressed to the House of Assembly, be sustuiiiod by the Council, unless Iln application to the smite effect, with such docuriieuts as iiiny nccoiiipany the saiue, be also presented to the Council in General Assembly."

CIIARLES DESBRISAY, C.L.C.

Irv 1111-: Hans: or Assnuuuv. '1‘liursduy, Jziiiutiry 22, I852. RESOL\’ED, That no petition praying aid for Roads, Bridges, or \Vliarfs, or for tiny object of a local or private nature, be received after , the Twentieth day of February next. Onlererl, ’I‘liiit the iibovo Resolution be inserted in each of the Newspapers publishted in Cliailottatowii. JOIIN M.-\CNF.II.l., C. H. A.

New Temperance Hull. III’. Committee appointed by the Sons of Temperance for Renting the NHIV llAI.l., have Resolved, 'Ilirit oit no occiisioii shall the Hull be let, unless it full statement of the intended proceedings of the meeting be first given to the Secretary in ivritiiig. IVM. IIEARD, Secretary. Coinniittee Room, 17th Jan , 1852. (.\ll ilio papers 1 month.)

To Practical Farmers. NUMBER. OI" FAR \rS, front 50 to 100 Acres and upwards, I with extertsive iiiiprow-iiieiits thereon, are otlered Io indus- trious prnctic' Frirnier.-i, with moderate capital, on reasonable teriiis. Noneoilit-r need It I _v. ‘-1 ‘ All Applications by letter must be pri-paid. \\'ILLI;\.\l DOCSE, Land Agent.

Cliiirlottctown, Doc. 2, lS5I. J F—CI-A" “R. IRVING, .NOT.’1RI’ PUBLIC, COJV VEY.3.NCER,

Arid Public Accountant :

0flr'ce,—Hon. Jlfr. Lord’: Commercial Buililingr, DORCIIEITEII Srruzrzr. 3, Deeds of Conveyance of all descriptions, of Lenseltold Freehold Hstiitr.-, iucludiiig Afislgfllllflllls, lllrrrtgngi-s, &c., I.t'lltI Attiiriiey, Boiids. IlItII.‘Ill|II'L‘§ of Appreiiticcsliip, Bills of Siile,Ch:ir- ter Ptttlii.-rt, Arliitrtitiiin Bonds and Awards, I’etitioii.s, &e., prepar- ed with rtccurticy and di.-.~ip:iteli; ilerehiitits‘ Buok.~t, |’arlrir:rsliip lIIl(I other complicated Accounts, &c., arranged and balanced, at nio- dcriite c - rg--s. CIlilI‘ltlIl.t:I0\'.il, 9th Dcceritber, I851.

REC I31. "F IMPORTATIONS. Sugar. Molasses. Flour, étc. IIF. 5L'liS(.‘RIBER has now in Store and otl‘-ers for Sale 300 Bhls. Superliiie Ciinridri FLOUR, Nov. inspection. 10 Putts. choice I‘orto Rico MULASSILS, 15 do. bright Cuba do. 10 Ilhds. prime Porto Rico SUGAR, 10 do. bright Cuba do. It Bags Green C()Fl"EE, Barrels Ainericnn PILOT BREAD, 150 Quintals C0 . , 50 Barrels No. I. Fat IIERRINGS, 3 Boxes ‘ ‘, 50 do. I0 x I2 CLASS, A PA'I'EN'l‘ IVINDLASS, new, suitable for it Vessel of about 250 Tons. And it variety of other articles.

and

-i I O "a

WM. T. I’.-\“', At the otlice of A. II. Yiitcs. January I, I852.

For Sale by the Subscriber.

6 l.'I.\"I‘.-\I.S Codtish, a few Barrels Labrador Ilcr- Q rings, 300 (itilloris l‘od Oil, 8000 Buitlii.-ls I.ivi-rpoiil Stilt, 3t)tl,t)Il0 Mirririiirtlii Pine and Cedar Sliinglcs. Oats will be taken in p:i_vtiietit. JAMIIS I'L'RI)IE.

(Isl. 3 w.) *

Pownal Strcct, Feb. 3, I552.

Aw—.\4i.Aittoit::“ .\ssott'i'.\ti:.vr or EARTHENWARE AND CHINA AND A BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY 0'

C3‘? E:i£€—3§9 Is now offered for Sale Vfltolesiils or Retail.

\VlLLIA.\l IIEARD. Great George Street, Dec. 16,1861.

William R. Watson

F.(‘-S respectfully to announce, that his WINTER. SELEC- TION OF GOODS, of every description, is iioiv ready for inspection. _

Strangers from the Country, intending to visit IV. R. \V.’s F.stnb- lishini-nt, will do well to rioto the Atldri-ss—.«’\’o. 9, Qucrn Street, Rc:Mi'rI‘s .\’i'rrr Building. The want of this precaution having, in some instances, led to mistakes and disappoirituiciits.

Ready made Clothes and Cloths.

U81‘ received at the " London House." a lsr assortment of ready made CLOTHES. of every kind. a su rior make,

very cheap; also a great variety of CLOTIIS; Pilot W 'tuuys, Bes- ver and Broad Cloths, Doeskius, Serges, Blankets. Carpeting, Hus- socks, Mats. print and plttld Dresses very cheap; Worsted and

)il Table Covers, and a variety of other GOODS. —Al.Io— ON C0.N'SlG.N'.MEJVT, 200 Bolts of CANVASS,

in all numbers, 1000 lbs. Sail Twine, a quantity of Bolt Rope, all of which will be sold as cheap as it can be Imported.

II. IIASZARD. Great George Street, Feb. I1, I852.

NEW GOODS! NEW G00llSll

Extensive Importation of

FALL GOODS, N 0- 8.

QUEEN‘ SREET, NEAR THE QUEEN'S IVHJRF.

J. W. C. DECHMAN, HAS received his large and extensive supplies of Fall and

VVinter GOODS, which are now opened to the Public for inspection. 'l‘he Stock has been carefully selected expressly for this market. and adapted to the season. The attention of purchasers is res ectfully invited to the following staple Goods:—

Illue, black, brown, invisible green and mixed Cloths; Beavers; \Vliitney and Buffalo, s new iirticle for Ladies’ and Gentloini.-n‘s wear; 'I'wee in, Doeskins, Cussiuieres, and Satinetts; Printed Delaines, Ctisliiiieres, Cohurgs iiud Orleans; Gala and Tweed Cloiikirigs; black rind colored Silk, I'|ush I|lltI \'t-lvels; Bonnie! and (‘rip Ribboris ; Laces, Iidxirigs rind Illorid Quilliiigin ; Clietriii-ettos, Slireves and worked Collars; Crochet Cups; Children's Iloods. Gaiters, &c.; I.:iiiib's wool Vests and Prints; Wt-iilloii and Cotton Ilosiery ; Silk, cloth, C:ItlIIlIlt'I'c and French Kid Gloves; ii liirgoi iissortriient of printed Cniribrics; (Iurpo-tit, printed Cotton .irid wool- lcn Druggets; Ileiirtli Rugs rind Door Mats. in great vnrit-t_v: white and grey Cottiins; Moleskiiis; striped mid Rt-giiita Shirtingl; Linens; Iloll-ands and Grass Cloths; watered Moreens: worsted 'I‘:ihle Cloths ; white and brown Linen do.; tinted Oil Cloth do.; ' ’ ' onnets; trimmed rind ' Silk Neck'l‘ies; Veils; F were; Linings: Silk and Cotton L'iiibrelliis; Silk and Cotton Pocket Ilnndkerehii-fi-; do. Ne-ckerchiefs : Opera and Ariel ‘fies ; Scarfs, Cuslrtiiere Muf- flers and worsted Ciuvuts; long rind square

IVooIlen Slmwls in grcat variety; Tent Dresses, Carpi-t Bags, colored Rtiil Road \Vrappt-rs; Fliitiiiels, Surges, Keri-eye iiitd Illiiukets, I'atcliwork; (Ieririiiri II/ools; lilrick and while spotted Nell nrid Munlimi; vrlii . rind colored Shiits iind Shirt Collars‘, worsted, cotton and Iridiii Rubber llrrices : Satin, Spanish and Military Stocks ; lilristie Sniidiilliiig ; 'l'iiive|ling; Furniture and Venetian Cotton; Dress Buttoiiii niid 'l'riuitriitigs; Coal and Vest Ilutlonit; Tailors’ Trittiriiiiigil, &c.; Cotton \Vtrrp, \Viidding, Batting, Threads, Cotton Reels, Tapes, Worsted, Fririges, Furniture Bindings, die. 6:0. IIA'I‘, CAI’, AND FUR DEPARTMENT.

A real variety of FU R CA P5, in South Sea Seal, Otter, Neutriti, Iluir, Seal, &c. &,c. Meii’s and \'ouIlt‘s Cloth, Sulrlle, Plush and Silk Gliize Cups; covered Ilats, Sou’ \Vesters, \\'ool Tltresliers, Glerignrrys. Scotrlt Bonrmts, &c. &c. Gents’ fashion- Illlle Paris and New York Silk l’lu-h Huts ; a splendid rinsortinent of Furs, iii Fitrzli, Stone Miirton, they Squirrel. Sable, Musquirsli 8:, Racooii lllutlii, Cuffs iiiitl Victorines. Ilulliilo (‘outs and llolies, Siiiil ."kin Coats iinil Feet \Viiriiicrs. A good article uf'I'eti_ Sugar, lllolassmt and 'I'ub.-icco, &c. &c. 'I'erIriiI. . ' .

. ll —'I'he liiglii-st pri(‘t'.-I paid for all kinds of F U R S, such as FOXl'2S', ltl.-\l{'I‘l£N’S, MI.'\'I£'S. dtc. &c. Nov. I8, 18.’)

Tea, Tobacco, Apples, &c. ‘HF. Subscriber has received from tho Ifnitcd States, and of- fers r sii (Witoi.s:siit.:), at the lowest Market rates, at the Store Head of Powmrl \\'li:irf, the following I TEA, TOBACCO, RAISINS, Ruin, Soap, Sugar. and Molasses, pplies, Quiocos, Unions, Fillierls, \V.ilnuls, Alnioiidu, Leiitlier, Ilread, Leutoiis, Cigars, Stoves, (Coukin , Franklin and Close), Pickles, Bulliilo Rnln-.s, f'iiile and Brooms, “'ool Cards, Sleigh Bells, Soda, Sugar, Wino, Iliitier and Winter Crackers, Pepper Szruce, Sperm Candles, Lemon Syrup, Grouiiil I’:-pper, Cit.-isiti, I’iiIieiilo, Ginger, Coflieo. Cliociilate, Sardines, Ground Logwood, rind Redwood, Siileraitus, Steel (iriiiii Scoops, Rice, Oukuin. Bright \';iriiisli, Spirits 'I'urpeiitiiie, Resin, I'itch, Tor, ‘c &c.

S. C. IIOLMAN. November, 14, I851.

Old Iron, Junk, ac. IIF. Subscriber viill pay the liigliest rates for OLD IRON, (.‘()I‘I'I)lt, IIIIASS, l.IiAD, JUNK, RAGS, and IIORNS, deliverable in quantities of not less than 25 lbs. S. C. IlOL.\IAN.

November 28. N E W G 0 ODS.

Per "II'irltron,"frorn Ilulrfirx,

AT No. QUEEN STREET. u'H‘.'CK7'. C3. IDISIJHIKIJ ‘LT’ HAS received per share, a further supply of Fancy DRY

GOODS, FUIIS, &c., consisting of Black, \Vatercd and Duroask Silks, Rich coloured Shot Do.,

Black and coloured Bonnct Siitinu,

vets, Peri-riiris, &c., Bonnet Ribbons, Fringes, Gim , 81,

January 6, I852.

LIVERY STABLES, TIIE SUBSCRIBER intends keeping good Ilorsos. Sleiglis, Carriages, &c., which he offers to the Public for hire on low terms, for CAIN. @‘ Ar.so, good Stribling, and the greatest cure taken with those lorries coniiiiittcd to his charge. Residence near the Temperance Ilull, Grafton Street. IVILLIAM .IAKE.\I.\N.

Mr. JAKIMAN. would trike the opportunity of informing his nunicrous Custoniers, whose Debts liiivo been some time staiiding, that he would feel obliged by their rnitking an early seltleiiierit; and those having accounts against him will please forward them as soon as posei e.

January 5, I852.

t V V

Charlottetown Mutual ltire Insurance Lompany. T is MI'LF.'I‘lNG of the Directors ofthu above Conipnny, held

at the Secrctsry’s Otlice, on Tuesday the 27th Jiinii.-ir , ult., Ifcsolcrd, That the Preniiuins charged by this Company or the present year at the rate of one lialfper cent. for the lowest risk; rind those risks which have been taken at One per cent. and up- wririls, be reduced to one-halftheir resent rate; and that the sum

ps 2-... IIatI)Il-Iilllflll, Muslin Sleeves, nnd \Vorkerl Collrirs, A few Ilay State Long Shawls, it very heavy article,

aunt

Illutfs, rtncs,

Paris, New York. 8!, Boston Silk Ilats, & Fur Caps,

Rtiilivay \\/rappers, Blankets, Carpets, &c., &c , The whole of which, with his former stock, will be disposed of

at the lowest possible prices.

Cliurlottclown, Dec. 23, IBM,

J. N. HARRIS, H./IS 0./V HAND FOR SJLE, CAN:\D.\ Flour, superior qunlit Labrador Ilerrings No. I, pririio article, barrels and half hbls.

Mackerel No. I, in barrels and hiilf barrels,

Ilollarids Gin, ltloliisscs, Cod Oil. Loiifsugnr,

Pictou No. I So:ip. Iliits, Ilanis, Vim-gar. Uliiss,

Fustic, Logwood, Mineriil bluclt I’siiit, Coppcrss,

Tobacco, t‘nhin Biscuit, Salt, Bricks.

FURJVITURF.‘ in variety-Sidcboiirds, Dressers, Cupboards, French and other Bedstendil, Stretchers, Child's Crib, Feather Beds Bolsters and Pillows, Mattrusses, Pembroke, Kitchen rind Bedroom Table, sot Dining Tables, Coinmodos, Shower Births, Chests of Drawers, \Vnshstunds, Servers, Liquor Cases, Looking Glasses, Rocking, Nursing, Arm, Child’e and other Chairs; Ollice Desks &

1') :

'3 E‘ < E. a

charged for Policies be reduced ori¢- elf. Reroleed, That the foregoing Resolution be puhlinlieil for l'oiir weeks alternately, by Editors having property insured in the above

Company. By Order of the Directors, lIl~‘.N RY PALMER, Secretary 6; Treasurer. Secretury:s Office. Kent Street, Ist ebruury, 1552.

Notice ! Notice ! I

DON'T HUI’ A WORTHLESS ARTICLE ! HE PUBLIC will pleuuu bear is mind, not to purchase any

SJIRSJPJR ILLJ without Iuuus II. CNIlori's Certificate in Green paper on the outside wrap ofevery Bottle, any want- ing this is not good or riuise. A supply of the Genius, with the certificate, for S:le,wbolusle and retail, at lXlJVN‘BR'l

Store. February to, I088.

Brooms, Whisks, &c. _

Kitchen Ranges, Cooking and Franklin Stoves, Kitchen Fire Irons, Frying I’sns, Fenders, Fire Pots, Roasting Spit, Dutch Oven, Dog Irons.

Shingles, Lriths. Ilsrdwood and other Lumber. Shingle making Macliines, Threshing Machine, Ritstor Grinding Machine, Iron Plouglis, Horse Rakes, new and second hand Window Sashes rind I'""'|°|. sh9gcD°“"r Ill]! Shop Windows. large Besrn riud Scales, patent Jack rew,‘ luidies: Side Saddle, Lot Empty Bottles, &r:. _ A s_cltoooer‘s Msinrisil, Jib, Anchor, and some standing and run- tng Rigging.

Charlottetown, January 24, IBM. 3',

Lsnttanott I-l_EItItINGl.

W SALE, One Hundred Barrels of Labrador HERRING8, meat.

for which Produce or Firewood will he Isles is pay

~

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS OF MAILS.

ll0liI.0ll’.II’S PILLS

cuttr: or A DISORDI-ZR!-‘.D Ltvcit mo sron IN A srosr trot-euzss B'I‘A'I‘E. ‘CH’ Wu“

Extract o a Letter from Jlr. .Uatth«o Her , he I H . irdrie. Scotland. dated the ram .I:Ituis¥rycI86ptI. ‘" To Professor Hi-t.r.owsv; ' Silt.-—Your viiliuible l’ill have been the uterine, with God's blast. of restoring ms to it suits of perfect lieulili, and si a this ..i..§ I thought I was on the brink of the rare I bird consulted seven eminent Doctors, who, after doing whiit they could ey cnriiiiilr-red my case its hopeless. I mtg t 1- faring from it Liver and Stotmit-Ii coriipluint uf In stranding which du- ring the but two i-iiril got so lllllt'II worpe, that every one ctllllllllfllll wi condition its hope on. I its it hurt resource got it Box ofyoiir I'ills, sibli- soon griveri-lief, and by p.-Hovering in their use for some works, togerbqy

much and right side, I have by their riieiuis lilo... ...; completely cured,-

sud to the ttsiouisliioeni of lllyielf and every I|I|II\‘ uh-i |i.;,,,,. ,,,,._

(Siii-ed) MA'I"l'IIEW IIAIIVEY.

CURE OF A CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEI!lI.I'l‘Y OF FOUR YEARS’ STANDING.

Extract of a Letterfrorn Mr. Wi'llr'am Smith, of J\'o. 5, Little Thomas Street, Gibson Street, Lamtietli, dated December 18.

To Priifesmr Hor.i.nwsv. Strr,—I beg to iiiloiin you that for Merl;-5 venrs I hardly lump wt.“ it \\ nit In Imir ii llil) lie tli, siimci in; froiii r-tirrrnio weiiknr-ss unit do-Iii. lily, with (‘till-IIMIII m-ivi-iiu Iieiiiliir-liq-ii, grililurrse renal II Ilfrl «it also i-turniii-Ir, IIIKPIIIFI‘ with 31 great lIs']|H‘I|IIIrII iif~piiits. I rm-it tuthmlt that nniliiug r-mild I-rm-tit me, us I hurt been to riinuv inn 0 whoiii,nl'ti-r doing nll llhrt wins in ill I i I I . considered that I had mine spinnl CtlIIl]II:|'I'IlIu I:'::).I|l-I lIII:er‘eis.¢:I||I.:"c'-5".’ tog:-ilii.~r with it very rlisoiilerecl unite ofthe stomach and in case so complicated that nothing could ,,,, d. being unusii ly ill and in s ilo-jecteil more, I suit! your I’iIls advertised and resolved to give ilu-iii ii - it hope of lining rinrd, IItr\I‘t'\'l'l' I won foiiml rntselflir —.uiil so I item on pi-riir-vci ing in tlnir use for'stx months when I im: happy to say they «flee-ted in per ter-I cure. ' ' (sigimir) WILLIAM srtll‘l‘H. (tieqor-iitly riillr-il I-LIIWA Itll)

(‘URI-I OF ASTHMA OF 'I‘WI-2l\'I'Y \'I'Z.«\lI.5" .“'I‘ANl)|NG_ E.i:tra¢:! of o Lettrrfrom Jllr. J. K. llcydon, 78 King Street, Sydney, dated I0tIi orenilacr, I8-I9.